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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1933
Page
5
An ode to vaudeville's once vibrant era contrasts with modern talkies, praising performers like Nat Wills and Julius Tannen and lamenting the decline. The piece recalls late night clubs, sidewalk cafes, and Parisian hotel lore, celebrating the era’s lively, communal entertainment and iconic showbiz personalities.
In London for the world economic conference Cordell Hull argues economic peace rests on national self sufficiency and balanced systems. Neville Chamberlain warns against continued economic warfare while historians cite free trade as a trigger for wars and call for planned, cooperative nationalism to avert conflict.
A Portland Oregon physician publishes a volume arguing that proper diet can prevent sinus troubles and colds. The article notes the potential impact if his method succeeds and suggests it would earn him a place among great medical pioneers.
Royal S Copeland M D explains how botulism arises from spoiled food and improper home canning. He urges refrigeration, clean handling, and proper sealing in cold storage and canned goods, cautions against leaving opened cans exposed and stresses keeping foods on ice and thoroughly sterilizing jars.
A reader questions office collections for flowers after a staff death, arguing it’s an empty gesture that creates pressure and discomfort. The columnist agrees and notes such practices often resurface with budgets and social expectations, advising caution in challenging the tradition.
An essay argues there is no pure black or white in human beings. People are a mix of good and bad, shaped by parents and self-reflection, with readers urged to honest self-analysis rather than simple judgment. copyrighted 1983 by King Faas, Sxn, Inc.
Postmaster P. G. Lucas recalls his school days in Oregon Linnoin walking daily to school past the fire house home to a volunteer fire department. He mentions being invited to join as a rox crult after firemen noticed his steady steps and help with a hand pump outside the house.
A column by Helen Rowland argues that income independence and fashion trends push women toward independence and away from traditional marriage. It contrasts Old World romance with modern attitudes, noting men’s resistance to commitment and women’s evolving social roles.
San Antonio leaders urge a 5 million dollar flood protection bond with financing tied to local profile. Mayor Tobin repeats this view in a Technical Club speech. Other items note automobile trades group leadership, front foot assessment voting readiness, and price trends reported by the United Buyers.
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